to arbitrate their long-running wage and hour claims against the ride-hailing giant, saying Uber's valid and enforceable arbitration agreement nullifies this "sideshow" dispute. Uber urged the Third Circuit to side with a federal judge who kicked drivers' wage claims to arbitration, arguing the workers do not qualify for an exemption from the Federal Arbitration Act. (Robert Alexander/Getty Images) Uber Technologies Inc. filed an answering brief Monday urging the Third Circuit to affirm Chief U. S. District Judge Freda L. Wolfson's November decision. . .
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